Ensure compliance and real-time visibility across every asset
Digitize equipment tracking, calibration records, and maintenance logs. Capture timestamped data and electronic signatures at the point of work to make every asset audit-ready by default.
When equipment history lives in paper binders, proving compliance takes weeks of manual review. Missing signatures or illegible entries become data integrity gaps that surface only during an inspection, forcing teams into an audit scramble.
Operators waste time searching for the right tool or verifying its calibration status before a run. If an asset is out of service or pending cleaning, the floor typically doesn't know until the operator is standing in front of it.
Digitizing forms one by one creates an unmanageable validation burden for IT and Quality. Without a scalable, governed data model beneath the forms, pilot programs stay trapped at a single site and lean initiatives lose momentum.
Tulip’s digital logbooks capture timestamped entries, electronic signatures, and machine readings directly at the point of work. The platform maintains an immutable audit trail and a centralized asset ledger, ensuring every piece of equipment is tracked, calibrated, and ready for production.
One Record, Every Site
A logbook gets built once and rolled out to the next facility without rebuilding it from scratch, so every site works from the same record structure instead of its own version of the same idea. A plant manager comparing two sites can trust that the numbers mean the same thing at both.
Maintenance and Calibration
A calibration or cleaning task can get assigned automatically on a set schedule, so nobody's tracking due dates on a wall calendar. Preventive maintenance works the same way. The next work order opens on its own when it's due, and technicians work from one dashboard instead of a stack of paper.
Connect Your Existing Systems and Equipment
An equipment record doesn't need to be its own island. It connects to the CMMS and ERP systems you already run, SAP included, and to the machines and sensors on the floor, so equipment status can update a logbook entry directly instead of someone re-entering what a work order already says.
Built for the Audit
Every asset keeps a timestamped record of what changed and who changed it, and an auditor can filter that history to any window instead of paging through a binder. An electronic signature sits inside the same record wherever the process calls for one, built to function as a legally binding signature.
Downtime and Event Logs
When something unplanned happens, an operator logs it right there on the floor, and that entry attaches to the exact piece of equipment it happened to, with a timestamp automatically documented. It lands in the same record as that asset's usage, maintenance, and calibration history.
Customer stories
See how regulated manufacturers use Tulip to digitize asset tracking, enforce calibration, and eliminate paper waste.
Jazz Pharmaceuticals set out to digitize manual paper logbooks but quickly uncovered broader process gaps. By redesigning workflows with a composable platform, they achieved faster execution, reduced deviations, and created a scalable model for digital operations.
"Once people saw the logbooks digitally, they immediately started asking what else we could bring in."
Test Devices digitized their calibrated tools tracking to address AS9100 audit requirements. Operators now scan tools to verify calibration status before use, supporting a 50% increase in production volume without adding headcount.
"All of our tools were added into a Tulip table, and we're able to track calibration records, and operators will scan tools as they use them to verify that they're actually calibrated and approved for use."
Sample management software tracks the lifecycle of laboratory samples from accessioning to final analysis and disposal. In regulated environments like pharmaceutical and biotech, it captures the complete chain of custody, operator actions, and instrument readings to ensure data integrity. Instead of relying on manual transcription or paper logs, sample management software provides a digital thread that supports batch release and regulatory audits.
Tulip connects to Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS), QMS, and ERP platforms using open REST APIs and SQL database connectors. You can pull sample test requirements into a Tulip app to guide the technician, and push the final, verified instrument readings back to the LIMS. This keeps your LIMS as the system of record while Tulip handles the physical execution and data collection at the bench.
Tulip supports a risk-based Computer Software Assurance (CSA) approach, separating environments into Development, Validation, and Production. You validate specific apps and workflows based on their intended use rather than revalidating the entire platform for every minor change. Tulip provides IQ/OQ/PQ documentation to support your validation process.
Tulip connects to both modern and legacy equipment through Edge Devices and the Node-RED protocol builder. We support direct serial connections, USB, and common protocols like OPC UA. If an older lab balance or pH meter can output a digital signal, Tulip can capture that data directly into a workflow, eliminating the need for technicians to write values down.
Process engineers, QA specialists, and lab managers build workflows in Tulip using a visual, drag-and-drop interface. You don't need to write code to create apps, add logic, or connect barcode scanners. IT maintains governance over user roles, permissions, and system architecture, while the lab team owns the daily process improvements.
Tulip apps run in a browser-based Player or native mobile application on iOS, Android, and Windows devices. Technicians can use tablets or smartphones to scan sample barcodes, capture photos of anomalies, and execute workflows while moving between different lab stations or cleanrooms.
See how life sciences manufacturers track samples, connect instruments, and enforce compliance at the bench.